Special Value in
Ruffle Curta ns
39c. sac and 7512a yalr
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PAPER
IN ALL COLORS
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwa k1 and Nomnlk
Sideboards
Extension Tables
China Closets
Dining Chairs
Buffets
i<
Brass Beds
' Eneniei Beds.
Dressers
Chiffoniers
Bedding
All the Furniture for a wail~fnrnlshed hounyou will find here
in great variety and at prices within the reach of all, in both fine
and medium grades.
Exclusive 'agents for
GLOBE-WERNIOKE sac-noun hock oneas
HUB sauces—wonto'e ses'r
OSTERMOOR MATTR E3858
M'DOUGALL KITCHEN CABINETS
A. J. COLLINS
8. COMPANY
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“BONNIE MASH"
A: an Egg Producer Haa'No Signal
I wont to call your attention to the fact that i am making a Pool-
try Mush that is as near perfect as can possibly be- made. This
statement is being confirmed every day by my customers reporting
that, they are getting better results than from any other mash. Will
take pleasure in 'nhowing customers every one of the grains “bonnie"
.. . i _ Mush containsw for It is made only from pure. sweet grain products.
Mrs. E. G. Smith. of the ttoston WEATHER FORECAST. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
33:; lb Spending the (111.1 iK Bridge-1 For Norwnlk hhdjicinity: Gonorttl- First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of Its custom-
___,2-._. I). m“. tonight and Wednesday; much ars--~llonnle Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Miss Catltetlne Ciaven, of be llos- colder tonight; nortltvvestcriy pales.
, , «mum.
ion Store, is spending the day 111 New The storm that was central over 11111
York‘ city on business. K hols yesterday mortiing has movod M, , _ 22.... g 2.. __,
——-->~«—~ K 'l‘fllildly eastward anti is now coolrulK
lluckinghnm \i'. R- (‘1' “'K” mm a“ oi! the Maine coast The ccntor pnos- i
it” (1113' SCWiIlB SPSSKU" m””"“"""- A” otl lit-re 111 1i u. m. It ptodntod l1ctt1v:t '
ihl.‘ tttentbcrs 11"“ "‘"liii‘su’d K” K)” WW" ruins with high winds and lotttl ilillll-. That 8 It 0w
(‘llb K dorstorms on the North Miami 1110151. 6 0 ‘0a .
Prisoners front idiohiit'ld count)“ K is. ””0“”! by .1111 arm of 10th A HOtThlng
'1 ‘ .1 1. -'.'-‘i'l1K M50“ ptossnt'o and i(l\\t:1'it’illiit‘illilil‘f‘l”.K ,
:i‘lli'f'lliilll ION}? '“fIKHD-‘l 1 I ‘ .' yum... “M... t'ottot'tod ammumng. ““1 Send us an cedar for one load. and we will retain you, an a cua- .
5.1111111.” -*3 ‘0 '0”. “mm“ ”i‘d‘“ Km. 1.1111111 as ”mum“ my 1 tamer. Ciean,i'ree from state. uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
0”. I‘llitllt'l'ifl ”'0 ’0 “"9 -‘"‘““i‘1'SK“’r' 2 .2”... 2 range, stove or salt-feeder. Prizes on application.
1111111 ilirdsttll, robbory, two K10 livo TF'MPERAT URE VEAR AGO TODAV
wars. K To 1111 mature: Minimum :11; 11111'12 R A Y M O N D B R 0 T H E R s
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11:11 in
llt'untingo and Stole or, will no
(11111111 tomorrow 1 .t- 11111: to on-
a match with a it :1111 1'j-o1111 so 111K114 th: 11
place. K
111‘ l‘nt'nst'ill has
sold his homo to (‘ltttrios (Korisonlz
Mr. littt'llltll., who has boon postmaster
for about Sixioon \o'tts has 1K"1o11tlv1
r1 sian d and will move to iiKtrliotd
about A111il l. K K
Lewis iinl'llmi. o
John Augustus tittmotlv, plositiont
of the firm of liitthmk .12, [to mod).
of New Yotk. donlers in hunt-1'."
and well known in tho but trad
suddenly of upopioxy on I1‘1l1luy
i'nrs
at his
home in Brooklyn, N. Y. ., at 1ng ago]
of eighty- three ycmats
First Sergeant litiiph i.. 'l‘ttyith:' has
been clotted tnptnin of tho‘x 1enth
o'ompnny, Connecticut (Toast Artillery
corps, of Stamford. He steps frame
non-commissioned éfilcership
captaincy pf the company
having, filled a lieutenancy.
Mayor William F. Tommnny ath the
members of the South Norwnlk Kiloard
of Councilmen went to Boston this of-
ternoon where they will be the K nests
of a street paving concern and there
they will inspect pavements wltt ros-
pect to their adaptability for Kse in
South Not'walk. ' K
George A. Kellogg, United Kitties;
referee in bankruptcy, has app oved
the final acc0unt of Myron D. titanic-K
well, trustee of the bankrupt state
of W. A. Doolittle of New BKltuin.
There was no dividend for col mon »
creditors and only sufficient ass to to
Day a dividend of 60 per cent. 0 the
wage claims.
it seems a hit incongruous toK talk
baseball on a day like this, but 11K is a
fact that baseball
very far off. M ager Alfred
shon, or the igh school ba eball
team, has the list of games to be play-
ed by the school team this coKnlng
season nearly completed, and it will
be announced soon .—Danbury Ne s.
Corporation papers have been final
with the state secrhtary, as follK
The Sanitary Reclaiming com any,
Waterbury, ' incorporation; nuthoK Ized
capital. $3.000; incorporators, Kohn
' , Burrows, Nathan Friedman and
Nathan Felon; the Massicotte~Koidon- i
Morin company, Waterbury, i1 cor-
poration; authorized capital, $5.000;
object. to deal in paints, wall p porn
and' furnishings; ‘I‘ncorporatom, 1. 0.1
1 Musicotte, Samuel" . Kesdon Kand
Thomas Morin.
Special This Wee
Only
Sloan's Llnlrn'at'tt,‘ 25o also.......K
Sloan'a Linima‘nt; Ede ninja >
. Sloan’s Llnlmang‘; “.00 also .
.150
, 111011 -
o the '
ithout K
days are n1t so,
‘Hod‘
1- the manager of stile. safe deposit
BIBL’S NEW liIlT GAUSED
ZJEALBUSLV AND LED T0
TllE CAPTURE 0F
TAXI RBBBEBS
ll‘ontinuod from i-"irst l’ttt'ol
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tict'slootl tlttv iurnisbod tho 101i 1.
l with some of tho olttts in He cast-
(in .\“lllll'l.llp poison tho poiil't
found 11 koy to :1 safety deposit vault. ‘
in tho Iiowot'y Suvinns lillllii and tip"
prisoner is said to have admitted 11111- K
in; ltilUlll 32,1100 in tho box. lilll'illtii
police have iiopos of finding :1 lut'ct't' '
snot who 11 tht 1' owntlno it tomorrow
The police rte urd the capture as
one of tho fintst strokes of tlotct'tito
work in years. "The itiu'rtsting simv
of their chase is 111111,th us follo11's:K
Two of the alleged hold-up mon oscup- K
ed in a street car after the robbery.
and later drove in o taxicab 10 Packs-
kill, where they took a train to .1'111
billly with the woman known as
“Swedish Aortic." The next day the.
woman returned to New York with up
elaborate but which stunned her
friends I11 the Tenderloin.
Gossiping friends found detectives
to confide in and for several days the
woman was kept under surveillance.
Some or Annie's friends got a peep at
the label Inside the hat and within a
few hours detectives at Albany found
the store where it had been bought
with part of the alleged loot, anti
ilearned that a man answering Collins‘
ldescription bought the hat for her.
They traced Collins to Chicago and
thence to Boston, where trail or him
lwas lost, but where. in his bones part
of the money was found. Detectives
watching a house in this city where
Collins had rented rooms, saw him and
his companions leave there yesterday
and following them to th rand
Central station, placed the who ‘ par-
ty under arrest. '
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No Crime Wave. says Gaynor.
Notwithstanding a number of bold
ups and robberies, Mayor Gaynor Is
certain that there is no crime wave In
New York. He wrote to Police Com-
missioned Waldo todayz-
“Your letter of February 20, giving
me the statistics of crime since Sep-
tember 1, i911, and the corresponding
statistica for the last tw'o years, show-
Ing that there is now no unusual
]amount of crime in the‘city, its at
ihand This is all very true. but you
must remember you cannot prevent
the proprietors of rag—bag news-
papers from inventing- a wave of crime
whenever they feel disposed to do so
for the sake of sensation and the din
culatlon of their newspapers”?
A Fourth Art-got Mada. .
Cashier also of the Bowery Bank,
when untied regarding Albrunio’s
ntorythat he had, leased-3a safe depos-
it no: said: ' "1 have consulted with
Mano persona giv-
0 ”in Albruaaioleases
boxes. .11 . might .
made in the taxicab robbery.
(dined to give out the name.
swallow the louver part of the much-
a bad scare. being unable to imagine at
tilt'itt’ just what had happened. Mr.
Cuffvaoon discovered, however,
chine. He Jae
White Shoe Store
1.90 Washington Street
Corner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
South Norwalk
A Special Feature. of Our Semi-Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
200 Pairs of Misses’ and Children’s Shoes
Gun Metal and Patent Colt, hand sowed. rock oak outer soles and in-
ner soles, made over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
Minsea' sizes, 11% to 2, $2 50. Sale Price ..................... $1.95
Children 3 sizes. 8!; to 11, $2. 00. Sale Price ........... L ....... $1.65
lnfanta' Sizes. 5 to 8. $1.75. Sale Price ...................... $1.25
' Parents should see these Shoes to
appreciate the bargain we offer.
There are many reasOns Why
Moyer Cars are. so p0pular
We will gladly demonstrate‘thcm at our garage.
AUTOMO SILES T0 RENT
by the hour day or week. Espericnced and careful chauffeurs
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 081-3
. RIVER STREET
further say that no one from his ad
dress In a holder of a deposit box
here.”
Police Inspector Hughes announced
at noon that it fourth arrest had been
He de-
EARTH SWALLOWS DANBUR‘t'
AUTO.
J. E. Cuff‘a Machine sinks'rour Feet
Into Marahy Ground.
'James E. Cufi‘. newsdeater, at 242'
Main street, Danbury. and members of
his family were out automobile riding
Sunday afternoon on the Ridgefield
road, Just below Md‘plewood, when the
earth seemed suddenly to open up and
the. The occupants of the machine got
tho
the road was marshy and too soft. to
bear the weight of the automobile.
which dropped nearly four feet Into;
the ground, burying almost entirely
the lower part of the machine and the
wheels. 1
The spot is a lonely one. and, as no '-
so vhriousii' ”0111801
other persons were In the vicinity, Mr.
Cut! had to start in to plow out the“ , .
some stick. 0 wood to
"I marvelled how the.
NORWALK, CONN.
nearby wall. _
lie had half finished the job when
alonggcame a carriage with two young
men. They wanted to get by, but Mr.
Cuff. who desired their assistance. told
them the road was too narrow for them
to do do. The young men. believing
they would be maroonedthere until
the road was cleared of the automo-
bile, jumped in and helped Mr. Cuff
to finish the job of prying it out. After
nearly an hour’s work this was done.
Mr. Cuff said that it ‘was the queer-
est experience he had ever had while
out in an automobile. ‘He said the
road was very dangerous at night. and
that automoblliste dashing through the
darkness at a fast pace, would probu
bly be badly Injured if their machine
got stuck in this place
The place is just beyond the road
that switches off the main line for
South Norwplk.
I wondered, while I paced along;
The woods were filled so full with
sons. <
There seemed "no room
wrong; .
for «use "of
‘ in
moonlit:
things ;
EASTER TOUR
VIA.
Savannah Line
to the most Picturesque City of the
South
March sonar” 1, 1912
NEW YORK TO SAVANNAH
and Return
including auto tour of Savannah and
2 l-2 dhys' hotel accommodations.
Ask us for particulars.
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
Agents
5 Railroad Ave. south Norwalk, Ct.
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Fenwick Optical Co
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KRYPTOK
WSW BN‘OCAZ
eves pxan’nrneo ran
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING. -
. Booth Norwalk
DAVID 17.111111111011313
19 North Main Street. South Norwallt
Residence. 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 330- 2.
' Telephone at house. “31
Great Opening Sale
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i announce it are.“ opening sale."
.’whit'lt starts SATURDAY, FEB.
iat 8 a. m.. and taste TEN DAYS.
. EOOti'i sold at half prlt'c.
17.
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South Norwalk
Report of the Condition of
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
111 South \‘0‘1":\\Illi in the Still" (15‘
I‘onntt' "."itui. 111 the oiost ot busintss
1'"'.‘11'1-.'11",1 2.11 191."
Resources.
1lotns 11.1111 iii counts ...... $.i1i. bill it 1
(in ititltlts nt‘('lil(’(i and tin
.'Lt't'ttl't'ti
S lonlls to Sl‘t'lli‘l‘ t'ir-
ottlttllnu ................
1i'1'1 11111111111 1111, l'. S. Bonds.
‘Ilt'ntls. Securities, ott'. ....
9111111111111 l'louso. Furnituro,
: 31111] leiltrt's ............
illur- 110111 National iiunks
(not 1.1mm uponlsl
low from Slate and Private
Hanks and Hookers, 'l‘ru'st
t‘tnnpuuit-s. and Savings
littnks ..................
Duo from approved ilosorve
. Acorns .................
(“nooks and other Cash
items ...................
Notes of other National
Hunks ..................
Fractional I‘ttpcr Currency,
Nichols. and Cents ......
;1'.
‘20.” l.‘2‘2-
UnlilTii-i
tl. Wish. 19
h, -110. 00?
Lawful Money Reserve in
intuit, via:
Specie .- ............ $37.4
Legal-tender notes .. 7.200
N, (170 00
1
Redemption fund with il. b
lindlvlded Profits, less Ex- ‘
pensos and Taxes paid. . .
1
29,96i.48
line to Trust Companies
and Savings flanks ...... 14.03
individual deposits subject
to check ................ 458,205.14
Demand certificates of de- .
posit ........ S,340.l3
Certified checks .......... 1,766.01
Bills payable, including cer— 1
tificates of deposit' for
money borrowed ..... 20,000.00
Total .. ................. 3824:904. :13
State of Connecticut, County of Fain
r, wnir'ett' llodwell.” Cashier of the
abate-named bank do solemnly swear
that the‘a‘bove statement Is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
WILFRED BODWEi.l.,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this ,2bth day of Folir.uary 1912.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD,
Notary Public.
Correct—Attach
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON,
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ,
LEWIS R. HURLBUTT.
Directors.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTEN.
pours MEET. .
The second Fairfield'Cdunty District
institute for Sunday School Superin-
tendents convened at the South Nor-
' walk Conventional Church this aften
noon at 2 o‘clock. The second district
embraces x The Norwnlke, fNoro’ton.
ten, .'Wllton and West-
mind was ' ra
Funeral Director and Embaliner‘
.111;
139.961:
ill,;'11'1ti,l,i'.'K
$110.88 1
Treasurer (5‘3: of circula-
tion) ................... 5 .-0ll0 00
Total ................... $9 24 904 38
Liabilities. K
Capital" stock paid in' ..... $100,000.00.
Surplus fund ............. 100,000.00,
Notional ilank Notes out-
standing ................ 97,200.00,
Due to other National
hanks .................. 19,417.59
outlvf Tho styles we show will
will pienso tout porkrtbook.
('ot'sots.
your faith inw-
THE HOUSE OF
515 Main 31., Stamford.
Directory-j
To assure the entry of your name
in the next issue place your order
for service before that da‘e.
Have Yen a
Telephone in
Your Home?
NEW SPRING GOODS
1m- in and mady for your lnspettion.
oi the finest and newest goods ptotlucoti this no: 111011 or» 5111:
('nll at 0111'!) and
l of 1191131111.; Long (‘outs itrt-sses.
: Lookers are just as welcome
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
THE NEXT
WILL GO TO PRESS
To tltoso who want the pick
'Come ‘
we offer ,
sco our immense stock- 1
Writs-ts. Skirts. \Yhitc Muslims and ;
as buyers. The store to put KK‘
please \0111' eye; the mines
GOOD CLOTHES
33 So. Main St., South Norwalk
.3 1: ‘
Optician
0.13). Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
68 WALL STREET i1
NORWALK.
Pt—touem.
Eyes Examined Free
1111111111141th
1.1 311.1101
2331;119:21’
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Very Best Butter on the Market, 3513111.
_3 cans Milk for .. ........ 1 ............................... ....25c.,
3 cans Good Corp for ............................. , ......... .251:
Turnips. per peck .......................................... 17c "
; 3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for ............ . . . . . . . .: ........... .250
Celery, Parsnips. Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apples. ‘
"MUNITED GROCERY COMPANY
1
:20 NORTH MAIN ST.
1 Report of the Condition of
iTHE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
int the close of business on the :20th
day of Februniv. 191:2.
Assets.
Khonns and Discounts ....$ 301,704.96
O1erdrnf1s .............. 1.78-1.16
{Stocks and Securities. not
. Including those set aside
for Savings Depositors, .
Furniture and Fixtures.
liunklng l-Iouse -. ........
Due from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust Corn-
ponies
Due from Approved Re-
serte Agents ..........
United States and Nation-
al ilnnk Notes .........
................
84.580 9"
State of Connecticut, County of Fair.
field as. . South ‘NorWalk, Febru-
ary 36,1912
1, Charles E. Hoyt, Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
true to the beat or my knowledge and
belief. _
CHARLES E. HOYT,
subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 28th day of February. 1912.
SPENCER 8. ADAMS.
-' Notary Public.
112. vaK the decision of the probate ‘co
'1,000.00K \1estport has been set down for
“0 00000 hearing before Judge William S. C
' 2,1218. 79K
3 nings, now deceased, and that the la‘t— '
33, 044 00. for left a will mentioning as his heirs-1 1‘
640 00 ntJaw Charles H. Jennings, Susan
3"000001Peterson'
"4033 pings, of Stamford and James Jen
50, 000. 00I brother, and is aggrieved by 1th
Gold Coin ..............
KSllvet Coin ..............
Minor Coin .............
Checks and Cash Iteiilduz,681.95l
Fund set. aside for Snv-
lug Depositors ...... .. 939,075.50
Total Assets .......... $1,536,365.13
Liabilities.
Capital Stock ..... ....'..s
Surplus Fund I ........ 30,000.00
Other Undivlded Profits.
less current expenses
and taxes paid ........ 31,516.96
Reserved for interest 0.300.00
Due to Banks, Bankers
and Trust Companies.. 33. 025. «to
DividendsUnpnld ....... ' 3300
General Depos-
its .. ........ $430,809.54
Deposits in Sav-
ings Dept.. . . 939075.50
Total Deposits .......... 1,369,885.04.
Trust‘Funds ......... -' 15,004.73
Tott’tl Liabilities . ; . . . 41.536.365.13
Treasurer. 1
PHONE “I
humus 'lIlFllIEIIEE;
nitrate .111 slur
T0 attrition.
Charles H Jennings” app’e'
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and a. jury in the cl1ll superior court. '
for this afternoon. nJennings claim
K that he is a b10'tite1 of Joseph W. Je ~-
of Honolulu, Annie Jen—
nings, of Washington, D. C.
Claims Undue Influence.
He further claims that he is pectin
iarly interested In the estate of ‘
cislou of the probate count. Which
mitted the will to probate on Novem.
ber 5.1910. It is his contention
his brother never signed and phbliUh:
ed the said writing in question as
last will and testament. that be we
not of sound mind. memory and u ‘
derstanding and capable of making
valid disposition of his property by a
will. that he was over 70 years of
age and had suffered great loss of
mind and memory and that. while In. :1
iiuenced he was induced to' on '
said paper as his last will and t is-
inent.
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The nomination of Fred 19. Eat
worth. of Hartford. to be lleutentiht,
Second Division, Naval Mllitlay. is so.
proved by the adjutant-general’h
office. ‘ ‘
Women distrust men too much ill.
general and not enough In pat-tic
‘Phillibert Commerson. .
Norwalk Chronicler